Sviluppata

Svilupata is the feminine singular past participle of the Italian verb sviluppare, and it functions as an adjective or as part of a compound verb form in passive structures. It indicates that something has been developed or reached a developed state and agrees in gender with the noun it modifies, for example una regione sviluppata or una tecnologia sviluppata.

Grammar and usage

As an adjective, sviluppata agrees with feminine singular nouns; its masculine counterpart is sviluppato, with plural forms sviluppate (feminine) and sviluppati (masculine). In passive or perfect constructions, it appears as a participle: è stata sviluppata, è stato sviluppato, etc. The term is widely used across contexts such as economy, technology, and infrastructure to denote progress, advancement, or completed development.

Etymology

The form derives from the verb sviluppare, plus the standard Italian past participle ending -ato. Related lexical items include sviluppo (development) and sviluppatore (developer).

Usage notes

Svilupata emphasizes the result of development and can describe software, hardware, systems, regions, or projects that have been designed and implemented. It should not be confused with the infinitive sviluppare or other non-participial forms; its function is adjectival or participial, depending on context.

See also

sviluppo, sviluppatore, sviluppare. In broader usage, it appears in phrases like paese sviluppato (developed country) or tecnologia sviluppata (developed technology).